(p. 194) kadamā a round and hard sweetmeat shaped like a kadam (কদম) flower. 99)

(p. 240) kutsita ugly; ill-shaped; abominable, hateful; nasty (কুত্সিত ব্যবহার); indecent; obscene; filthy, gross. 39)

(p. 228) kāẏēma firm, steady, durable, permanent (কায়েম হওয়া); firmly established (রাজ্য কায়েম হওয়া); intact, in force (কায়েম থাকা). কায়েমি a. firm; durable; permanent (কায়েমি বন্দোবস্ত). কায়েমি স্বার্থ বা কায়েমি স্বার্থবাদী লোকজন vested interests. 4)

(p. 234) kīcaka a variety of hollow bamboo which whistles with the wind; the name of the giantlike brother-in-law and commander-in-chief of Virata (বিরাট) who was killed by Bhima (ভীম) and turned into a rounded heap as described in the Mahabharata. কীচক বধ n. killing of or like Keechaka (কীচক), beating to a mummy. 60)

(p. 243) kumbhaka a physio-religious practice of controlling or suspending one's breath. 31)

(p. 202) kabula confessions; acknowledgement; promise. a. categorical, explicit; accepting the responsibility or consequence (কবুল জবাব); based on the defendant's admission of the plaintiff's claims (কবুল ডিক্রি); admitted; accepted; bound by promise. কবুল করা v. to confess; to admit, to acknowledge; to promise. কবুল হওয়া v. to be accepted; to be bound by promise. 19)

(p. 238) kugraha (astrol.) an unfavourable star, an evil star; (fig.) an object of trouble, a pest, a plague. 22)

(p. 208) kaliṅga Orissa including the Dravidian region on its south. 75)

(p. 203) kamalēkāminī a female deity, described as sitting on a lotus floating in the sea and gorging and disgorging an elephant continuously. 19)

(p. 192) kacāla irritating discussion or debate or dispute. কচালে a. indulging in irritating discussion or debate or dispute. 36)

(p. 206) karkaṭi, karkaṭī a kitchen vegetable akin to cucumber, its plant. 24)

(p. 237) kīryamāṇa (that which is) being thrown or hurled. 5)

(p. 217) kākūkti anything said in supplication; (rhet.) a figure of speech depending on the tone of voice akin to erotesis. 27)

(p. 208) kaśidā embroidery. 100)

(p. 234) kiṇba leaven, ferment; sin. 19)